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The March Family Trilogy

PART FOURTH
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The main thing is to let the public know that it owes this thing to the liberal and enlightened spirit of one of the foremost capitalists of the country; and that his purposes are not likely to be betrayed in the hands of his son, I should get a little cut made from a photograph of your father, and supply it gratis with the paragraphs." "I guess," said the old man, "we will get along without the cut." Fulkerson laughed.

"Well, well! Have it your own way, But the sight of your face in the patent outsides of the country press would be worth half a dozen subscribers in every school district throughout the length and breadth of this fair land." "There was a fellow," Dryfoos explained, in an aside to March, "that was getting up a history of Moffitt, and he asked me to let him put a steel engraving of me in.

He said a good many prominent citizens were going to have theirs in, and his price was a hundred and fifty dollars.

I told him I couldn't let mine go for less than two hundred, and when he said he could give me a splendid plate for that money, I said I should want it cash, You never saw a fellow more astonished when he got it through him.

that I expected him to pay the two hundred." Fulkerson laughed in keen appreciation of the joke.


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